I'm about to put on some 245/70 r17s on mine within the next couple months which turns out to be a 30 inch tire

 

i had 31-10.50's on it when i got mine. it only rubbed when i hit a big ***** pothole or something. i ditched them in favor of a lift and 33's

 

I put 31 mud swampers on mine. it fits ok.

 

i ended up picking up a set of there 235-75-15 $493.00 mounted balanced ans installed . grabber A/T-2

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=General&tireModel=Grabber+AT+2

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=General&tireModel=Grabber+AT+2& partnum=375SR5GRAT2OWLLT&vehicleSearch=false&fromC ompare1=yes

 

Before I lifted mine I ran 30x10.5 BFG AT. They rubbed on big bumps front and rear, especially turning. My shocks were pretty old though






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looks good. remember to take it easy for the first 500 miles or so

 

do they rub. looks good. i just got a 97 cherokee and want to put some better tires on it also. whats a budget boost.

 

i put on 235/75/15 prime wells with some Cragar steelies. no issue at all. love the tread on the tires. They handle great....

 

i have 31" grabbers on mine.. rubs like a son of a ***** turning and on huge bumps.. took my fender flares off.. helped a bit.. but my suspension is tired as hell

 

A Budget Boost (often called BB) is a cheap lift. Usually using coil spacers and/or longer leaf spring shackles. Most are 2". They don't improve performance so much as getting a little more ground clearance on a budget.

 

yeah go with the 235s but be aware that its not just the tire size but also the backspacing of the wheels the tires are on

 

33's on a stocker. doesnt take any major trimming, but its a tight fit.

 

i just got some bfg km's, 30.5x9.5x15. this is the max tire size on a stock cherokee. they come close but do not rub.